About the Role
As Manager FP&A, you play a central role in EcoG’s financial planning, forecasting, and performance management. You work closely with the CFO and senior stakeholders, providing reliable analyses, models, and insights that support operational and strategic decisions.
This role is hands-on, analytical, and execution-focused, with room to grow alongside the company.
What you can expect
Direct collaboration with the CFO on planning and performance topics
Broad exposure across Sales, Product, and Operations
Ownership of key FP&A models, forecasts, and reports
A role with increasing responsibility in a fast-growing scale-up environment
What You’ll Do
Financial Planning & Forecasting
Support and execute budgeting, forecasting, and long-term planning cycles
Build and maintain driver-based financial models for revenue, costs, and cash flow
Prepare scenarios and analyses to support management decisions
Contribute to investor and management reporting
Performance Management
Prepare monthly performance reports and KPI dashboards
Analyze variances and business drivers across functions
Support unit economics, pricing analyses, and business cases
Business Partnering
Work closely with Sales, Product, and Operations on planning and forecasting topics
Translate operational inputs into financial insights
Identify risks, opportunities, and performance levers
Tools & Processes
Improve FP&A models, reporting structures, and data quality
Support automation and process improvements in financial reporting
About us
EcoG, headquartered in Munich, is a global IP and tech company working on the rapid expansion of sustainable charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. With around 60 employees, it provides charge controllers, reference designs, and software, enabling companies to bring products and services to market quickly and scale profitably.
EcoG is the market leader in Europe, holding more than 15% market share, with a strong footprint in India and North America. Last year, EcoG grew four times faster than the market, serving industrial giants such as Siemens or one of the world’s largest service station equipment suppliers. The company continues to expand in 2025, with plans to invest approx. $15M in its North American HQ.